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As a matter of principle, I select all my shares in such a way that I can assume that they will be held for an "eternal" period. So if I think the company will no longer work in 5 years, then I don't invest. I am probably most certain that this will happen with $GOOG, $AMP, $MA and $DHL
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@DieEnte7 $AMP? That's news to me, I'll have to read up on it :) Why are you so sure about $AMP, or that it won't work? I couldn't tell whether you are convinced by $AMP or not.
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@savvy_investor_60 So I'm convinced that I can stay invested for a very long time, that's what I meant. Hearing problems will remain or will be exacerbated by headphones etc. and I don't think they will be solved in the future in any other way than with hearing aids. With the ageing baby boomers will come a large number of potential new customers in the next 20 years. I also think the risk of being displaced by online business models is low because you still need someone to set up the hearing aid. In addition, there is a certain amount of consolidation on the market at the moment and $AMP is buying heavily. Of course, I can't guarantee whether my plan will work in the end, but in my opinion it's a hidden pearl of growth with bright prospects, even if it's not exactly cheaply priced at the moment.